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bipinpeter
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Hi All,
When we enter password to the mainframe log in screen,it will be invisible.Can we do the same in panels. My requirement is like 'if a user enter a data in to a panel,that shouldn't be visible.
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Bipin Peter |
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expat
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The correct term is an ISPF panel, NOT a REXX panel 
If you invoke the ISPF panel display from a COBOL program does it suddenly become a COBOL panel ??? I think NOT !!!
And yes, you can do that, just read the ISPF manual and all will be revealed. |
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Pedro
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| Hint: read the section on attributes in the ISPF Dialog Developers Guide and Reference. |
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cpuhawg
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It has to do with this intesity. INTENS is usually set to LOW or HIGH, but an intensity of NON makes it invisible.
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¬ TYPE(INPUT) INTENS(NON) PAD(' ') JUST(LEFT) CAPS(ON)
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bipinpeter
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| Thanks cpuhawg its working fine.Thanks alot.... |
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